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Lyman Great Plains Pistol Kit
I have to agree, a rifle would probably be the more practical, logical, choice, also I will be careful to use better terminology :headslap: assembling is what I plan on doing, assembling a kit. I thought a pistol would be easier to do, but I do hunt some, and a rifle may give me more mileage...- Zane S.
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- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Lyman Great Plains Pistol Kit
I'm interested in building a traditional BP firearm from a kit, and was curious if this particular kit has the potential to be a good, entry level project. I would be interested in putting one together, but would like to know what other members thought of this pistol, and if there are other...- Zane S.
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New member from OK
I'm certainly interested in building something or another, I'm just not sure what and how. I've got a bunch of books in my cart on amazon, and have searched the forums here till my wrists hurt LOL. Really appreciate the comments.- Zane S.
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New member from OK
I'm really interested in traditional Black Powder Firearms, and hope to enjoy this sight, I have little interest in modern Black Powder firearms, so this will be the sight for me. I own a few traditional BP Firearms, and am looking to pursue, even more traditional aspects of shooting. I'm really...- Zane S.
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